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It seems to a heavy-handed solution to a traditionally simple problem. The easiest example of this would be some thing like Notepad++. When I fire it up it tells me there's an update and if I say "yes" to installing it I can go have a cup of coffee and it is done when I get back. Toolbox has always sounded interesting but then you have stuff like this: "Why can’t I update a tool via the Toolbox App? If you are planni…
That's weird because I get your ideal update flow in the apps of theirs I use (Rider, Webstorm & Datagrip) i.e. a notification that there is a new update with an update now button that downloads and installs the update. Maybe it's a platform specific thing, I'm on Windows.
I've been doing circuit design for a couple of months and haven't touched any of the tools. I'll let you know what I discover.